Class Description

In this course, students will be introduced to a different applications of a variety of sciences that include: biology, chemistry, microbiology, plant science, molecular biology, engineering, ecology, texonomy, and so much more. Students will learn a multitude of scientific concepts through observations, collarboration, experimentation, activities and challenges in each class. This course will have students utilize critical scientific fundamental skills and tevhniques that make a scientist. Students will be challenged in this course with thought-provoking question, critical thinking challenges, quizzes, and activities that test their understanding of the scientific concepts that they learned. Students will not only come out of completing this course with a stronger understanding of the world around them but develop and master essential skills that are necessary for the making of a scientist.

Class Topics

• Molecular Interaction and Reactions

• Scientific Questioning and Experimentation

• Polymers

• Animal Senses

• Adaptations and Evolution

• Energy

• Ecosystems and Habitats

• Engineering

• Pollution

• Microorganisms

• Genes and DNA

• Pollination and Germination

• Food Webs and Coevolution

• Defense Mechanisms

• Homeostais

• Human Body

• Classifications